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Alas , quoth he , but newly born in fiery heats I fry , Yet none approach to warm their hearts or feel my fire but I ! My faultless breast the furnace is , the fuel wounding thorns , Love is the fire , and sighs the smoke , the ashes ...
Alas , quoth he , but newly born in fiery heats I fry , Yet none approach to warm their hearts or feel my fire but I ! My faultless breast the furnace is , the fuel wounding thorns , Love is the fire , and sighs the smoke , the ashes ...
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After these few words , the fire was put unto him , and when it had taken hold both upon his legs and shoulders , he , as one feeling no smart , washed his hands in the flame as though it had been ...
After these few words , the fire was put unto him , and when it had taken hold both upon his legs and shoulders , he , as one feeling no smart , washed his hands in the flame as though it had been ...
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... worthy said unto them of the old time , to be punished by the council ; and Thou shalt not kill : for whosoever whosoever shall say , Fool , shall be killeth , shall be culpable of judg- worthy to be punished with hell ment . fire .
... worthy said unto them of the old time , to be punished by the council ; and Thou shalt not kill : for whosoever whosoever shall say , Fool , shall be killeth , shall be culpable of judg- worthy to be punished with hell ment . fire .
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